PM visited JN sports complex on Sunday as part of a series of steps he has taken to expedite preparations for the Commonwealth Games rocked by corruption allegations
The Bill was backed by the main opposition after the government agreed to tougher provisions which a business lobby
Labour Ministry has said the decision of EPFO trustees would be "final and supreme" over deployment of employees provident funds
It will now be sent to Rajya Sabha. Following ratification there, to the president to be signed into law
The business lobby, Confederation of Indian Industry, said the bill would keep away domestic and foreign suppliers
His statement came against the backdrop of a controversy kicked off by his email to Ahluwalia
A parliamentary panel on Wednesday recommended changes to the bill, including trebling accident compensation and extending liability to private firms
Issue related to email sent by US Deputy National Security Advisor Michael Froman to Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia
These fee increases would apply only to companies with more than 50 employees and for whom the majority of their workforce is visa-holding foreign workers
Parliament was adjourned till noon on Wednesday after ruckus over demand by BSP for dismissal of Karnataka government following allegations of illegal mining in the state and RJD claims of a deal between the government and main opposition BJP in Sohrabuddin fake encounter case
Analysts are sceptical about whether India can drag the United States to the WTO on this issue
The row also reflects the quest to control Uttar Pradesh
Recent visa restrictions imposed by the United States are not compatible with World Trade Organisation (WTO) regulations, a senior Indian government official said on Tuesday
In FY 2009, Indian tech companies used 4,809 new H-1B visas, which equals to 0.003% of the US civilian labour force
She claimed that UPA throughout its tenure worked to ensure that the 'aam admi' (common man) is shielded from burden of rising oil prices in international market
The move is seen as a compromise between the government and the opposition